Question

What is the equation of the line that passes through (0, 2) and has a slope of 0?
a.y=-2
b.y=2
c.x=2

Answer 1

any ideas?

Answer 2

A? y=-2

Answer 3

keep in mind it will look something like this because it has a slope of 0

Answer 4

nope not a

Answer 5

B

Answer 6

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Answer 7

explain why you think its B

Answer 8

I thought it was on the y-axis but its not C

Answer 9

its C

Answer 10

okay then explain to me why its C

Answer 11

Explain your reasoning. Why C?

Reb: Please stick with y-axis being vertical and x-axis being horizontal. Thank you.

Answer 12

oops sorry mistake

yes thanks mathmale for the correction

Answer 13

okay so @ejayy12 please explain why you think its B or C

Answer 14

@ejayy12: If you want help with this problem, you're going to have to get involved. Where is the explanation of your choice of C? If you can't provide one, then perhaps C was the wrong choice.

Answer 15

That was Rebecca's and my last message to you until you respond.

Answer 16

I thought C because it lied on the x-axis and was +

Answer 17

look at the picture i just gave you

Answer 18

@ejayy12: No, the given line does not rest upon the x-axis.

Answer 19

REMEMBER: when x=0 your y will be your y intercept

therefore (0, 2) - 2 will be when your line hits the y axis

also keep in mind that your slope is zero, which means it will be horizontal line

Answer 20

@ejayy12:: Open the draw utility (below) and draw a horizontal line. Identify the slope of this line.

Answer 21

So is it B

Answer 22

why is it b?

Answer 23

@ejayy12:: Open the draw utility (below) and draw a horizontal line. Identify the slope of this line.

I do not deal with "is it this?" or "is it that?" questions.

Please answer my questions and Rebecca's if you want help.

Answer 24

the 2 is not a negative

Answer 25

What question were you trying to answer there?

Answer 26

it cant be A its negative

Answer 27

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